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If he is real, is the key part there. Also, lets be honest, even if he is real, which would, I agree make him have a greater claim than Danny (although the age is irrelevant, his claim comes from the primogeniture style system that most of Westeros seems to use), then his claim is irrelevant when Danny comes storming into King's Landing with Dothraki, the Ironborn's Iron Fleet, most of the Unsullied in the world, Ser Jorah Mormount, Tyrion, Barristan the Bold, plus half of the poor of the world it seems, and three basically full grown dragons. I rather doubt that Aegon, even if he wins the throne, is going to keep it for long.
 
I agree, I was just responding to another poster who said that Dany's claim was greater because she's older, which is untrue both because succession doesn't work that way and because she isn't older. But right of conquest trumps claims anyway.
 
I agree, I was just responding to another poster who said that Dany's claim was greater because she's older, which is untrue both because succession doesn't work that way and because she isn't older. But right of conquest trumps claims anyway.

Actually, i made the claim that her claim to the throne is more secure by virtue of being the oldest definite targaryen left. Griff is right now still just a pretender, even if all the facts check out, there is no way to know for certain, Dany's claim is stronger because there is nothing to disprove that she is indeed a targaryen, where as Griff would have to prove that he is, plus that even if he was, it might not count for much because some people might not care to begin with. Plus, dany is not harmed by fire and has dragons, i think she fulfills all the credentials, where as griff at best has blackfyre, if he even has it.
 
Arg, does anyone know either a) an efficient way to turn a province into a ruin in-game, or b) the necessary things to do in the save file to turn that province into a ruin? A ruin of King's Landing would be so very fitting right now.
 
Arg, does anyone know either a) an efficient way to turn a province into a ruin in-game, or b) the necessary things to do in the save file to turn that province into a ruin? A ruin of King's Landing would be so very fitting right now.

This decision should do the trick:
Code:
temp = {
		potential = {
			ai = no
		}
		allow = {
		}		
		effect = {
			create_character = {
				name = ""
				religion="ruins"
				culture="ruin"	
				dynasty=none
				attributes = {
					martial = 0
					diplomacy = 0
					intrigue = 0
					stewardship = 0
					learning = 0
				}
				trait = ruin
			}
			new_character = {
				c_kings_landing = { 
					gain_title = PREV 
					location = { set_province_flag = ca_colony_6 }
				}
				set_defacto_liege = THIS
				set_character_flag = new_ruin
				character_event = { id = unoccupied.101 }
			}
		}
	}
 
It can go in any decision file, so you could put it in decisions/conversion_decisions.txt, making sure to paste it after the first line which is 'decisions = {'.
 
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